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Keratinolytic Properties of PrPSc-degrading Enzyme E77

Authors: Mitsuiki, Shinji; 98445; Takasugi, Mikako; 98446; Goto, Masatoshi; 98447; Kanouchi, Hiroaki; +3 Authors

Keratinolytic Properties of PrPSc-degrading Enzyme E77

Abstract

It is suggested that the keratinolytic activity of proteases are associated with the degrading activity of the abnormal type prion protein (PrPSc). We tried to analyze the keratinolytic properties of the PrPSc- degrading enzyme E77. E77 showed a much greater keratinolytic activity than proteinase K and subtilisin. The maximum activity of keratin was observed at a pH value of 12.0 at 65°C. E77 also showed a pH-independent adsorbability for keratin. These profiles of E77 were the same as the PrPSc -degrading enzyme NAPase, except for high alkaline conditions. E77 and NAPase showed lower collagenolytic and elastinolytic specificities.

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Japan
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Keywords

prion, keratinase, 649, protease

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